Class Hierarchy
Fl_Group
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+----Fl_Help_View
Include Files
#include "Fl_Help_View.h"
Description
The Fl_Help_View widget displays HTML text. Most HTML 2.0
elements are supported, as well as a primitive implementation of tables.
GIF, JPEG, and PNG images are displayed inline.
Methods
The constructor creates the Fl_Help_View widget at the specified
position and size.
The destructor destroys the widget and frees all memory that has been
allocated for the current file.
This method returns the current directory (base) path for the file
in the buffer.
This method returns the current filename for the text in the buffer.
This method assigns a callback function to use when a link is
followed or a file is loaded (via
Fl_Help_View::load() ) that requires a different
file or path. The callback function receives a pointer to the
Fl_Help_View widget and the URI or full pathname
for the file in question. It must return a pathname that can be
opened as a local file or NULL:
const char *fn(Fl_Widget *w, const char *uri);
The link function can be used to retrieve remote or virtual
documents, returning a temporary file that contains the actual
data. If the link function returns NULL, the value of
the Fl_Help_View widget will remain unchanged.
If the link callback cannot handle the URI scheme, it should
return the uri value unchanged or set the value() of the widget
before returning NULL.
This method loads the specified file or URL.
This method returns the length of the buffer text in pixels.
The first form sets the default text color. The second returns
the current default text color.
The first form sets the default text font. The second returns
the current default text font.
The first form sets the default text size. The second returns
the current default text size.
This method returns the current document title, or NULL if there
is no title.
The first two forms scroll the text to the indicated position, either
with a named destination or by pixel line.
The second form returns the current top line in pixels.
The first form sets the current buffer to the string provided and
reformats the text. The second form returns the current buffer contents.
From Anonymous, 09:03 Dec 29, 2003 (score=1)
Yeah, we got a F grade beacuse of this.
[ Reply ] From Randolf Rotta, 12:10 Jul 03, 2003 (score=1)
Why isn't this called HTML_View or the like?
Otherwise it's difficult to find, when looking for a simple HTML-Browser, and not a help window...
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